Navy Takes Over Civil Trade Posts
U S trading posts in the Western Pacific closed as civilian stores reopened under Navy management. The Island Trading Company of Micronesia will continue a 100000 dollar a month trade in copra shells and trinkets across 114 stores in the Marshalls Carolines and Marianas. Local economies rely on barter and simple goods with limited cash use while development remains in early stages.
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Editor's Wife Dies in Memphis Hospital
The funeral of Mrs. William B. Folsom, wife of the Brinkley Argus editor, was held here today. She died yesterday in a Memphis hospital. her husband is her only survivor.
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Aggraan Carlists Face AAU Cage Finals in Arkansas
Morgan and Carlisle meet in the Arkansas AAU basketball final at Little Rock after Morgan beat College of the Ozarks 58 41 and Carlisle defeated Hendrix College 08 41. Jesse Wilson, a former Razorback, and Alan Carter fueled Carlisle while Ken Croswell led Morgan with 17 points.
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Spring Hill Advances in Tournament
Spring Hill roared back to beat North Heights 41 34 in the Class B District 10 first round at Magnolia. Brooks Collins led Spring Hill with 21 points, while Atkinson topped North Heights with 14. Other first round scores included Waldo 40 18 over Bright Star, McNeill 41 29 over Taylor, and Palmes 32 6 over Lewisville. Thursday's pairings include Village Center Point, Garland Central Calhoun, Guernsey Blevins, Bradley Kirby, and Patmos Stamps with Magnolia awaiting the winners.
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Lineups for Tournaments Nearly Complete
Life Ruck reports nearly complete lineups for Arkansas high school class A and B boys basketball tournaments. District titles remain undecided after Saturday games, with first rounds Tuesday and survivors advancing to Little Rock for the final rounds Thursday to Saturday. Pine Bluff leads Seventh District, Oxford Second, Mansfield Twelfth in class A, while Marshall, Grady, and Oden have earned state byes in the LB division.
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Oaklawn Entries First Race Report
Entries list for Oaklawn Park races with 1200 yard sprints and weights, noting horses, weights, and remaining eligibles across seven races. Contains multiple named horses and figures, reflecting detailed program data and competitor lineups for the meet.
President to End Vacation Tomorrow
President Truman plans to end his calm vacation with a return to Washington to face international and domestic political issues. He will meet with his cabinet at 1 p.m. tomorrow at the White House after arriving in Washington. The presidential plane The Sacred Cow is due to leave Boca Chica eight miles from Haan OBST Friday.
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Postseason Tournaments Open Across Courting Seasons
Postseason tournaments begin with the Southern Conference at Durham where William and Mary lose to Wake Forest 61-95 and Duke defeats South Carolina 63-48. SEC kicks off in Louisville, Mason-Dixon in Baltimore. National Invitation in New York, NAIB in Kansas City. Michigan, Big Nine champs, named to NCAA eliminations, joining Holy Cross and Kentucky. Delta, Kirksville Teachers, Gonzaga, Siena join NAIB. Siena replaces Manhattan after its all-white team is barred. Kansas State and Oklahoma Aggies expected to compete. Ivy League action sees Columbia crush Princeton 76-40. Notre Dame loses to Penn State 60-56.
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